So, Who likes tea?
 

I like tea, mostly herbal tea, it makes me sleepy but so chill.

Tea makes me ridiculously sleepy but different kinds have many health benefits. Personally I'm more of a coffee drinker though there's not as many benefits to my knowledge

I drink tea most of the time in winter, perfect if you want to warm your body. For the rest, I don't mind coffee either :D

I love tea, drink it all the time. In winter I have upwards of 5 cups a day. Have a whole selection of herbal teas and different varieties. Also got into those fruit tea bags you put in a cold glass of water. Tastes delicious but has no sugar!

I'll have to try cold fruit tea. Isn't that considered juice? Well with less sugar and pulp I guess

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This and Earl Grey are just about the only things that keep me from hibernating during the winter months.

I never was really fond of tea or coffee... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Tea makes my stomach upset but I just bought a deLonghi bean to cup coffee maker and my life will never be the same again

Dirty, abyss-black coffee is my preference - not a massive fan of instant, but works when I can't be bothered cleaning my cafetiere. Not too big on tea, but I do like chamomile quite a lot - a bit floral but not excessively potent (but also not just like drinking mucky water).

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Yes Sir. Gets me through the day.

Coffee is just tea made with beans. Someone had to say it.

In all seriousness though, I used to dislike any tea that wasn't pumped with sugar or honey. Then I tried one of them crazy Maple syrup/Cayenne pepper lemonade cleanses, and the only other thing you could have was straight tea, nothing added.

I've enjoyed straight tea and black coffee ever since. 0 calories bay-beeee

coffee makes me anxious but i just keep drinking it

Caffé Azera is the best instant coffee and if you disagree you're a fucken pleb.

Azera's fairly good, but it's still just dirty instant. A pot of Taylor's Lava Java is what you want for a much more aesthetically pleasing heart-attack.

I'm really hoping that the US trend of 'white coffee' hits the UK. The beans are cooked on such a low heat that they barely lose their green tinge, let alone crack. Apparently it's such a sweet coffee that you don't even need to add any sugar.

I used to go for Colombian coffee in a caffetiere with a splash of milk and some sugar, but for my birthday this year my girlfriend got me an aerobie airpress and I haven't looked back. You can make a shot of espresso in about 30 seconds with that thing.

Sounds novel - a bit different to my usual bitter acquaintance, but I enjoy a latte (very middle-class of me, I know), so I might appreciate the sweetness. Let's hope it hits.

Sounds like my next investment, then.

tea is based

Epic and based and teapilled